Cowboys Fans Furious at MNF Scheduling
North Queensland fans are furious at the scheduling of their round four Monday night 6pm start against the Melbourne Storm. Broadcaster Fox Sports had the final say on kick-off with the 7pm start in New
North Queensland fans are furious at the scheduling of their round four Monday night 6pm start against the Melbourne Storm. Broadcaster Fox Sports had the final say on kick-off with the 7pm start in New
Sydney Roosters recruit Blake Ferguson will miss up to four months on the sidelines with the club confirming today that the star centre would undergo surgery after suffering ligament damage in the Roosters’ win over
Newcastle are 4-0 to start the year and coach Rick Stone believes plenty of that can be attributed to the resurrection of former New South Wales prop Kade Snowden. Snowden was a legitimate chance of
Former Australian and New South Wales halfback Brett Kimmorley believes the once mighty Manly-Warringah could miss the 2015 playoffs. Writing for foxsports.com.au, Kimmorley says off-field dramas and depth are causing Manly headaches. “I’m really worried
Parramatta-bound five-eight Kieran Foran continues to throw his weight behind an NRL transfer window despite being one of the highest profile early season defectors after announcing he was leaving Manly at the end of 2015.
Broncos 24 (Oates, Maranta, Wallace, McCullough tries Parker 4 goals) def. Warriors 16 (Townsend, Allwood, Kata tries; Johnson 2 goals at Mt Smart Stadium. Crowd: 14,67. 3: Justin Hodges (Broncos) 2: Shaun Johnson (Warriors) 1:
Newcastle Knights 26 (Chris Houston, Adam Clydsdale, Kurt Gidley, Akuila Uate Tries; Tyrone Roberts 5 Goals) defeated Penrith Panthers 14 (Josh Mansour, Matt Moylan, Dean Whare Tries; Matt Moylan 1 Goal) at Hunter Stadium. Crowd:
Parramatta Eels 29 (John Folau 2, Reece Robinson 2, Chris Sandow tries; Chris Sandow 3 goals; Chris Sandow field goal) def South Sydney Rabbitohs 16 (Joel Reddy, Chris Grevsmuhl, Alex Johnston tries; Adam Reynolds 2
Social media is the world’s new water cooler and the National Rugby League is no different. A club’s ability to bring supporters deep inside the inner sanctum can make all the difference and after a
The New Zealand Warriors have been the perennial sleeping giants of rugby league ever since their inception way back in 1995. On opening night they went head-to-head with Allan Langer’s Brisbane Broncos. This weekend they